Follow a change through
Move one piece. Watch the rest respond.
Because every part of the model is connected, a change in one place shows its knock-on effects everywhere else, before it happens for real.
If the dairy supplier is 3 days lateRipple view
- 1StockMilk at the Airport branch runs out on day 2; Downtown has 4 days of cover.
- 2SalesAbout 140 milk-based drinks at risk at the Airport branch.
- 3BranchesMoving 20 L from Downtown covers the gap with a day to spare.
- 4CustomersNo loyalty orders affected if the transfer goes out today.
What the model includes
Built from the records you already keep.
There’s nothing extra to fill in. The twin is assembled from the modules you already use and stays current as sales, deliveries and shifts are recorded.
Branches
Opening hours, sales patterns and margins per location.
Stock
Levels, selling speed and cover at each branch.
Staff
Shifts, skills and the hours each location runs on.
Customers
Visit habits, spend and credit, grouped the way you segment them.
Suppliers
Lead times and the products that depend on them.
Money
Cash, credit owed and costs as they’re recorded.
What is a digital twin of a business?
A live model of how the parts of your business connect — branches, stock, staff, customers, suppliers and money — kept up to date from your own records.
Do I need to set it up?
No. It is built from the modules you already use, such as Sales, Inventory, Staff, Customers and Branches.
How is it different from the Business Simulator?
The twin is the model of your business as it is now. The Simulator uses that model to test a specific decision and compare scenarios.
Does exploring a change affect real data?
No. Changes you explore in the twin stay in the model until you act on them in the real module.
How current is the model?
It updates as records are saved, so sales, deliveries and shifts appear as they happen.
See how every part of the business connects.
Start a 14-day free trial or book a demo to explore your own twin.